{"id":5429,"date":"2022-05-12T16:49:36","date_gmt":"2022-05-12T16:49:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.pagodared.com\/blog\/?p=5429"},"modified":"2022-05-16T18:09:54","modified_gmt":"2022-05-16T18:09:54","slug":"adler-park-showcase-house-historic-lincoln-park","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.pagodared.com\/blog\/2022\/05\/12\/adler-park-showcase-house-historic-lincoln-park\/","title":{"rendered":"Adler On the Park: A Showcase House in Historic Lincoln Park"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Lakeview Avenue Row House District is a dash of London in Chicago: four Georgian-style row houses built by David Adler and Henry C. Dangler in the early 20th century for their storied group of friends. At the Adler on the Park Showcase House<\/a>\u00a0this May, design enthusiasts can peek inside these landmark spaces, now converted into two luxury homes and decorated by 39 of Chicago\u2019s top interior designers. While each room is unique, several have something in common: one-of-kind art, objects, and furniture discovered at PAGODA RED.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Throughout the Adler house, art and objects<\/span> from PAGODA RED are used in beautiful and creative designs, from the foyer, where Joy Williams paired an antique Gilt Shrine Surround with abstract Thibaut wallpaper, to the office, where Adina Hall tucked a rustic Reclaimed Elm Waterfall Table<\/span> into a modern office.\u00a0We also love that PAGODA RED furniture pops up among a rainbow of paint colors and wallpapers. As l<\/span>ead designer Kim Flashner said to us, the Adler house is “<\/span>a modern take on what would be good in 1920. It\u2019s really eclectic and there\u2019s so much color. Color is back!”<\/p>\n

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19th-century Cabinet from PAGODA RED in Library designed by Kaufman Segal.\u00a0<\/span>Photography by Ryan McDonald<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n

For the jewel-hued lounge room, the design team at Kaufman Segal<\/a>\u00a0planned to use a recessed nook for a luxe, custom-made bar. They had begun to source materials when a 19th-century Red Lacquer Book Cabinet was discovered at PAGODA RED. Designer Lindsay Angyus told us, \u201cwe eliminated the custom bar and instead, used the Red Lacquer Cabinet in its space, which is not only a unique accent piece in its own right, but could still house a few bar items, as well as a collection of books, accessories and artwork. The PAGODA RED cabinet complimented the red that was already in the wallpaper on the ceiling, and it created more of a collected feel to the space, which in our experience creates a more timeless aesthetic.”<\/p>\n

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Belgian Settee in Bedroom designed by Laura Zender.\u00a0<\/span>Photography by Werner Straube<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n

Laura Zender<\/a> chose a Belgian Linen Settee for the elegant young lady’s bedroom. Made of fruitwood that was steamed and shaped, the settee is both sophisticated and whimsical. Laura points out that \u201ca classic antique piece will never go out of style and can easily be reworked around new colors and patterns, or even be reallocated to a different space in the home if necessary. A good antique is always versatile!\u201d She deftly updated the settee by pairing it with geometric pillows and a floral mural by artist Megan Greene<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Eclectic Foyer by Joyful Designs Studio. <\/span>Photography by Pamela King <\/a><\/p><\/div>\n

Joy Williams of Joyful Designs Studio<\/a> envisioned the foyer as \u201ca love letter to Chicago in Spring, celebrating a mix of cultures that form the different neighborhoods and immigrant communities that make up those neighborhoods. We are a mix of cultures here and that should be celebrated.\u201d This multiculturalism is reflected in her thoughtful selections<\/span> from PAGODA RED, including a modern lucite table by July Zhou, 20th-century Portrait Masks from the Ivory Coast, woven willow Fisherman\u2019s Baskets from China, and two antique benches. Joy told PAGODA RED that \u201cusing antiques like the Chinese Flanked Bench and Gilt Shrine Surround look new and interesting in spaces that use color and wallpaper to enliven a room. The gold accent of the gilt complements the bold red high gloss paint used on the molding. It elevates the space and works well with our theme of cherry blossoms in spring.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Altar Table in Hallway designed by KS Palm Design.\u00a0<\/span>Photography by Ryan McDonald<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n

For a serene hallway, Karen Solomon of KS Palm Design<\/a> didn\u2019t want \u201cto overwhelm the architecture… the Black Lacquer Altar Table from PAGODA RED instantly drew my eye, as its scale, simplicity, and detail\u00a0gave an impressive\u00a0presence to the hallway.\u201d Moreover, Karen notes, “the Celadon Blue Double Gourd Vases instantly complemented the Sherwin-Williams “Quietude” wall color and highlighted the critical architecture of the space.”<\/p>\n

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Japanese Byobu screen in Office designed by Adina Hall. <\/span>Photography by Michael Kaskel<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n

Adina Hall<\/a>\u00a0paired several antique pieces from PAGODA RED with modern furniture to create a chic, layered office. She notes that an “office environment should hit the right balance between a haven away from the chaotic life and a stimulating space that allows your creative energies to drive your productivity. You can awaken the senses by incorporating objects that inspire you or remind you of your travels. I fell in love with the antique solid Burmese Elephant Bell and the meticulously carved Cypress Brush Pot which contrast the contemporary sleek white desk that they adorn.\u00a0The “Egrets Among Lotuses” Japanese Byobu Screen on the wall was chosen in part, Adina adds, because “t<\/span>he colors are soothing yet the piece has incredible presence in the space.”<\/p>\n

The designers told us that stylish antique and handmade objects, like those from PAGODA RED, make for an interesting home, rather than a well-designed but impersonal space. Laura says that she and her team \u201calways pair antique and vintage pieces with new and modern elements. This makes a room feel curated as if it was lovingly tended to over time.\u201d Lindsay agrees, noting that \u201cadding one-of-a-kind pieces or antiques to a space creates the feeling that the design was collected over time, or even generations, instead of a room that was put together over a short period of time. It also gives us a chance to really show the personality of our client.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Adler on the Park Showcase House<\/a>\u00a0is open on Saturdays and Sundays from now until June 12, 2022. Proceeds from the home will benefit two local charities, the Big Shoulders Fund<\/a> and Thresholds<\/a>. Tickets can be purchased here<\/a>.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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